420 Couples Introduced As Site for Singles Who Use Marijuana

November 0822:582017

Ideal For Straight and Gay Recreational and Medical Users Alike

Hunlock Creek, PA – November 8, 2017 – People who enjoy smoking marijuana are finding a new ally online when it comes to finding people who love to do the same. 420 Couples is a new websites that has been launched targeting marijuana users who are looking for love. The site is available at www.420couples.com.

The website was established as a place where people who enjoy marijuana can create their own profiles and meet up with other singles who like the same. Men and women can look for each other. Straight, gay/lesbian and bisexual marijuana enthusiasts can search for people on the site with ease.

The site is designed for people who enjoy marijuana for many reasons. It is popular among those who enjoy recreational marijuana, an aspect of the drug that is becoming more commonplace as more states are legalizing it in various forms. It is also ideal for people who use medical marijuana for various purposes and are looking for others who are in the same situations as they are.

The site promotes itself as being very easy for anyone to sign up for. It takes about two minutes to sign up on average.

A matching algorithm on the site then helps people to find the right partners. All participants can then chat with each other, see photos of one another and so forth. The communication features on the site make it easy for singles to reach each other and enjoy being together.

With medical marijuana being legal in more than twenty states plus the District of Columbia, people are getting access to the drug with ease. The same goes for recreational use as it has become common in Washington state and Colorado. But even with the drug being more popular and legally accessible, it is often tough for people to find others who use it. This is where 420 Couples comes into play.

420 Couples is expected to be a popular name in the field of dating sites and is expected to become more popular as marijuana becomes more widely accepted around the United States.